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Is Clarice in love with Hannibal?
Not in the movies, no, although it is hinted that Hannibal finds Clarice attractive. But at the end of the novel Hannibal, Clarice and Hannibal become lovers and run off to Buenos Aires to live happily ever after.
Can prinsoner become a couch potato die from it?
It is not very likely that a prisoner will ever become a couch potato and die.
Who is the scariest person ever?
Hannibal lector
What battle tactics of Hannibal led to his victory over the Roman army at Cannae?
In the famous historical battle of Cannae in 216 BC BCE, Hannibal met the Roman armies of Varo. The Romans wanted to rid Italy of Hannibal for once & for all. This was not to be. Varo had assembled 87,000 troops to overwhelm the Carthaginians. Hannibal's forces numbered approximately 50,000 troops and were in a defensive mode as Varo unleashed his forces. The massive frontal attack began to push the front lines of Carthage backwards, and Hannibal's tactics have been recorded and studied by military analysts to this day. Here is a summary: 1. With the Roman push forward, Hannibal was in trouble as his troops were falling back while continuing to fight, it was not a retreat; 2. Hannibal sent his crack cavalry troops to successfully outflank the Romans on both sides; 3. Hannibal did have more in number of cavalry then did Varo and analysts agree that Hannibal's cavalry were better horsemen; 4. Hannibal began to complete what is now called the "double sealed envelope" tactic; 5. This was the ability of Hannibal's cavalry to attack the Roman army from behind, while successfully outflanking Varo on two sides; 6. It was a cardinal sin to ever let one's army be attacked from behind unless it was an ambush. This was not an ambush; 7. Varo's troops were sealed on four sides; and 8. Approximately 60,000 Roman troops were lost in a battle that was one of its worst defeats on the Italian peninsula.
Did Hannibal ever marry?
yes he did get married his wife is called Imilicie
Did Hannibal ever get married?
yes he did get married his wife is called Imilicie
Where did Hannibal take the poison from when he killed himself?
Tradition has it that Hannibal had poison hidden in a ring, and had been keeping it with him ever since Rome began pursuing him.
What brother did Cleopatra marry?
Well she loved Marc Antony but after he took the cowards way out and killed himself she was taken prisoner by Octavian, later Cesar Augustus who turned the roman republic into the roman empire. I do not know if she was ever married, I doubt it though
Was Osama Bin-Ladin EVER a prisoner in Israel?
No.
What school did Hannibal Barca go to?
No, he was taught by his father on the battlefield
Why did Hannibal want to attack the Romans?
it was because he had marched an army through the alps to surprise the romans. and along the way raised a multi racial army therefore uniting the people he also defeated an unprecedented (the largest ever)roman army, in the battle of canne. hannibal was clearly respected for his genius as it brought fear to the republic
What nationality was Hannibal?
Hannibal was a Carthaginian.Carthage and Rome were the two great powers of the last two centuries BC, and since both depended on control of the Mediterranean (Rome for food, Carthage for trade) there was an inevitable rivalry between them, which Roman politicians regularly converted into open war.Usually Rome's more militaristic and centralised government led to Roman victories in these wars, but in 216 BC during the Second Punic War (Punic means Carthaginian) Hannibal developed a strategy which trapped, immobilised, and then destroyed the largest army Rome had ever mustered at the battle of Cannae.Rome should have been finished as a military power after Cannae, but a combination of bluff, misdirection, and political legerdemain by Quintus Fabius Maximus Cunctator(Quintus Fabius Maximus the timewaster) stopped Hannibal from destroying Rome until the army had time to regroup.Once the Roman army had regrouped, the Roman General Scipio Africanus landed an expeditionary force in north Africa and in turn defeated Hannibal at the battle of Zama - using a combination of bribery of the Carthaginian allies and a variation of Hannibal's own tactics at Cannae.Hannibal is considered to be one of the greatest strategists of the Ancient World - comparable to Alexander the Great and Themistocles - while the way that he could destroy Rome as a credible military force, yet still eventually lose the war, has been one of the most difficult lessons for military theorists ever since.
